The Miami Dolphins listed several players with injuries ahead of their Week 3 game against the Kansas City Chiefs, including two wide receivers expected to play prominent roles. Edge rusher Chop Robinson practiced fully, indicating he may return after missing Week 2.
Robinson entered concussion protocol after being hurt during practice before the Dolphins' Week 2 game. The report does not state whether he has been cleared for the Chiefs matchup, but his full participation was reported Wednesday.
Rookie wide receiver Caleb Douglas did not practice because of an ankle injury. Douglas was seen wearing a walking boot after continuing to play in Week 2. Coach Jeff Hafley did not give a timetable for Douglas, saying the team would evaluate his progress from day to day.
Rookie receiver Chris Bell, also identified as a projected starter, was limited by a knee injury. Ryan Miller, who scored Miami's only touchdown in Week 2 on a 77-yard reception from Malik Willis, was limited by hip and back issues. The Dolphins also listed Rob Beal Jr. as absent from practice with a hamstring injury.
Cornerback Chris Johnson practiced fully despite a shoulder injury, while tight end Seydou Traore took part fully with a thumb issue. Cornerback JuJu Brents was limited because of a knee injury. Long snapper Tucker Addington remained limited by a shoulder injury, and Miami added Luke Basso to its practice squad as coverage if Addington cannot play.
